Conditioning preparations is a complex and comprehensive process of implementing various programs for the development and maintenance of functional, motor abilities and morphological characteristics of athletes (Milanovic, Jukic, Šimek, 2003). The aim of this study was to determine whether there is a significant qualitative differences in the basic skills and conditioning in the area of motor and functional abilities of wrestlers from two types of wrestling styles: Grappling and Greco- Roman style. Material and methods. Sample consisted of 34 wrestlers who were divided in two groups with equal number subjects (17) and were divided by style of wrestling: Greco-Roman group (1) and Grappling group (2). Sample of measuring instruments for the assessment of motor and functional abilities of subjects were a battery of 11 field tests from which we get 15 variables. Results. Multivariate analysis of variance in the area of motor abilities showed no statistically significant difference between the analyzed groups, and Univariate analysis of variance determined that there was no statistically significant difference between the groups. Multivariate analysis of variance in the area of functional abilities for the tested examined groups were not statistically significant. Univariate analysis of variance showed no statistically significant differences in tested groups. Conclusions. Familiarity with basic conditioning in the area of motor and functional abilities and by using a battery of tests that can determine at which level their athletes are, wrestling coaches and conditioning coaches will be able to better plan and are programmed workouts for their athletes.
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